Volquez Throws No Hitter as Marlins Shut Out Diamondbacks
Edinson Volquez nearly left with ankle pain but returned to fire the sixth no hitter in Marlins history, beating Arizona 3-0. He struck out 10, faced 27 batters, and secured the win with a 98-pitch performance dedicated to friends lost and teammates. Bour, Stanton, Yelich, and Ozuna fueled the offense with multi hits as Miami snapped a rough start to the season.
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Arizona Diamondbacks
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Diamondbacks
Rey Fuentes
Fuentes
Volquez
Righty
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Fernandez
Yordano Ventura
Kansas City
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Ventura
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Nick Ahmed
Milwaukee
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Detroit
Torey Lovullo
Bour
Giancarlo Stanton
Christian Yelich
Marcell Ozuna
Randall Delgado
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Pittsburgh
Devin Mesoraco
Dee Gordon
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JT Riddle
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Gregor Blanco
Braden Shipley
Taijuan Walker
Martin Prado
Miami Marlins
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Desmond and Rockies slam Padres 10-1 in San Diego
Nolan Arenado homered for the 14th time and Ian Desmond delivered a grand slam as the Colorado Rockies routed the San Diego Padres 10-1 to snap SD’s five game winning streak. Tyler Chatwood pitched eight strong innings, eight strikeouts, and Jordan Lyles finished the ninth. Gerardo Parra, DJ LeMahieu and Arenado fueled the offense while Austin Hedges homered for San Diego.
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RBI
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Yangervis Solarte
DJ LeMahieu
Arenado
Austin Hedges
Desmond
Jose Torres
Boom Rockies
German Marquez
Jon Gray
Ryan Hanigan
Trevor Cahill
Manuel Margot
Charlie Blackmon
San Diego Padres
Summerhays Seizes Memorial Lead As Dufner Slumps
Daniel Summerhays built a five shot edge after a near flawless 4 under 68 while Jason Dufner collapsed with four front nine bogeys and back nine water penalties. Summerhays led at 13 under 203 as Matt Kuchar and Bubba Watson chased, each within four of the lead after late birdies and mixed scores. Bubba overcame a heckler on 18 to card a 68 and stay in contention alongside Justin Thomas and Dufner.
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Kuchar
Bubba Watson
Justin Thomas
Rickie Fowler
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